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Hair How To: Long & Easy Summer Locks 
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Tousled Summer Updos
How To Have Tangle Free Waves and Curls
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Summer HairStyling: The Drop Down Wave 
Keeping It Simple: The Side French Braid
Betty Catroux, An Iconic Beauty
Short Hair Styling for Summertime: Lacquered Finger Waves
Braided Bangs: Your Bohemian Summer Look
Great Hair Accessories: Bright Bobby Pins
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Summer Sensation: The Bobbed Shag
Emma Watson’s Braided Twists at the Bling Ring Premiere 
Summer Bangs: Go Micro
Polished Locks Win Best Hair at CFDA Awards
Hair Color Inspiration And Formulation: Silver Beige
HairStyling Inspiration: Contemporary Pin Curls
Braid Inspiration: Frieda Kahlo 
Summer Hair Care: The Perfect Way to Prepare 
Two weeks ago we brought you toned-down versions of this season’s most coveted looks, perfect for girls with understated and classic style. But this post is for a different type of lady, one who’s style is a bit more dramatic, who likes to get noticed, to stand out in a crowd. These cuts portray confidence and individuality. If you’re ready to turn heads, try one of these statement making shapes. Read on for details about each cut. –– Laura Martin
The Stargazer Lily get its name from the upward turn of its blossoms, which face boldly into the sun. Gleaming white ribbed with vivid fuchsia makes a strong, feminine statement worthy of showing off. Stealing this bloom’s gorgeous color palette is sure to get you noticed, and a fun way to update blonde locks. Read on for my professional formulas, and for tips on achieving the look on a variety of shades. –– Laura Martin
The strength of this braid is that it helps to create an asymmetrical, short to long ‘do, which is a brilliant, beautifying way to open the face frame. Twines remain on the vanguard for their disheveled elegance, and the beatnik tousled élan of this style is perfect for outdoor summer parties. Styling is simply a matter of creating a strong side-part and then, on the short side, gathering hair into fairly streamlined braid that goes into the back. To learn how, click style notes.
Finger waves are often imitated with irons and sets, but the classic, wet-set variety still holds special appeal. The glossy surface, hypnotic undulations, and head-hugging silhouette are glamorous, sophisticated, and distinctively dressy. Achieving the style on long hair can be tough because of the weight of the strands, but on cuts that sit above the jaw, getting the look is easier than you’d think. With the right products and detailed steps you can create this awe-inspiring vintage shape; read on to find out how. –– Laura Martin
Loose shag cuts and structured bobs are about as different as two haircuts can be, which may be why they work so well together. Choppy layers add lightness to hair and allow it to move; a clean edge, meanwhile, makes ends look healthy and thick. Combined, the two shapes offer a cut that is tousled and classic, playful and grown up. Wear it smooth to play up the geometric edge, or piecey to bring out bohemian charm. Read on for tips on what to ask for and how to style it at home. –– Laura Martin
